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Table 1

Log of observations

Star name HD number Sp. typea Var. typeb Period Observation date Wavelength interval
days (YY/MM/DD) [Å:Å]
β Ori 34 085 B8Iae ACYG 2.075c, 1.22–74.74d, 28n 2006/01/15 [3500:7850]
κ Ori 38 771 B0.5Ia IA 1.047e, 1.9f, 4.76e, 6.5f, 9.5f 2006/01/15 [3500:7850]
χ2 Ori 41 117 B2Ia ACYG 0.92e, 0.95e, 2.869e, 20e, 40e, 200e 2 006/01/15 [3500:7850]
PU Gem 42 087 B4Iag ACYG 6.807o, 25e 2006/01/15 [6500:7850]
V731 Mon 47 240 B1Ib ACYG, SBq 1.73j, 2.742c, e, 133e 2006/01/15 [3500:7850]
ϵ CMa 52 089 B1.5 II IA 2013/02/05 [4300:6850]
V820 Cas 52 382 B1Ia IA 2006/01/15 [3500:7850]
σ2 CMa 53 138 B3Ia ACYG 3.69j, 24.39j, 24.44c 2006/01/15 [3500:7850]
2013/02/05 [4300:6850]
η CMa 58 350 B5Ia L, ACYG 4.7i, 6.631j 2006/01/15 [3500:7850]
2013/02/05 [4300:6850]
J Pup 64 760 B0.5Ib IA 1.2m, 1.8j, 2.4m, 2.8j, 6.8m 2013/02/05 [4300:6850]
LN Vel 74 371 B6Iab/b IA, ACYG 8.29c, i, 1, 15–20h 2006/01/15 [3500:7850]
OP Vel 75 149 B3Ia SPB?, ACYG 1.086c, n, 1.215j, 2.214j 2006/01/15 [3500:7850]
2013/02/05 [4300:6850]
2013/02/07 [4300:6850]
2014/04/14 [4200:6650]
GX Vel 79 186 B5Ia IA 2006/01/15 [3500:7850]
PV Vel 80 077 B2Ia+e GCAS?, SDOR 3.115c, 21.2l, 41.5h, 55.5h, 66.5h, 76.0h 2006/01/15 [3500:7850]
2014/04/12 [4200:6650]
V519 Car 92 964 B2.5Ia ACYG 2.119j, 4.71c, 14.706j 2013/02/05 [4300:6850]
V808 Cen 99 953 B1/2Iab/b IA 17.7k 2014/04/14 [4200:6650]
2015/02/13 [4200:6650]
2015/03/13 [4200:6650]
κ Cru 111 973 B2/3Ia ACYG?, IA, SBp 9.536i, 57.11i 2014/04/11 [4200:6650]
2014/04/12 [4200:6650]
ALS 3038 115 842 B0.5Ia/ab ACYG?, IA 10.309c, 13.38i 2014/04/11 [4200:6650]
V1058 Sco 148 688 B1Iaeqp ACYG 1.845c, 6.329c 2014/04/11 [4200:6650]

Notes. (a)From the SIMBAD astronomical database (Wenger et al. 2000). (b)IA (poorly studied variables of early spectral type), L (slow irregular variables), GCAS (γ Cassiopeiae type), ACYG (α Cyg type), SPB (slowly pulsating B stars), and S Dor (S Doradus type) (classification taken from Lefèvre et al. 2009). The question mark means that the classification was based on a new period determination or that the type could not be clearly identified from the HIPPARCOS light curve. (c)Lefèvre et al. (2009), (d)Moravveji et al. (2012), (e)Morel et al. (2004), (f)Prinja et al. (2004), (g)this work, (h)van Genderen et al. (1989), (i)Koen & Eyer (2002), (j)Lefever et al. (2007), (k)Sterken (1977), (l)Knoechel & Moffat (1982), (m)Kaufer et al. (2006), (n)Aerts et al. (2013), (o)International Variable Star Index (VSX) database, and (p,q)SB (spectroscopic binary Chini et al. 2012; Prinja et al. 2002).

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